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First: Great tool!
Second: Wish GNS3 team would incorporate this into GNS3. This has soo much value.
Third: About me. I have a cataract. This means it's like I'm looking through frosted glass. Excess light washes the vision out. Any light colored background means I cannot see or read anything. The best solution is night mode with high contrast (white) text. Ie black background, white text.
Without gns3themes, I cannot use GNS3. I use GNS3 for prototyping solutions at my job...I get paid to use GNS3. Thank you for writing gns3themes.
Now my issue:
Debian 12
Python virtual environment deployment of GNS3 via pip install.
1st to get gns3themes to work, I had to determine my location of GNS3 in the python virtual environment.
In my case: /home/bsaunder/programs/GNS3/gns3-server-master/gns3env/lib/python3.11/site-packages
So after I git got (checkout or download zip) /home/bsaunder/programs/GNS3/gns3theme-master
I could:
sudo ./gns3theme.py --install /home/bsaunder/programs/GNS3/gns3-server-master/gns3env/lib/python3.11/site-packages -u $USER -s n30x-dark --fg bbeb14
and it worked!
Request: remove the sudo check. It is not always needed. In my cause, bsaunder owns every file in the path you should not need sudo. I trust noone as we all should. sudo is not safe :)
Now my problem. No matter what I do, the menu text in GNS3 always comes out a dark green. This is low contrast and hard to read without a magnifier.
I've tried modifying: colorschemes.py and custom_style.py and rerunning the above command.
Nothing I do changes the menu style. I really like to change the color and the size.
My theory is that it's not applying the modifications after the 1st run. Here is the output from my run:
CSSFormat: Generating new CSS format
PatchFile: Start Patching gns3_gui source code
PatchFile: File already patched gns3_gui main_window.py, skipping..
PatchFile: File already patched gns3_gui settings.py, skipping..
PatchFile: File already patched gns3_gui style.py, skipping..
PatchFile: Changed gns3_gui grid color
PatchFile: Changed ethernet_link_item color
PatchFile: Finished patching gns3_gui source code
Is my theory right that the bits I'm changing were skipped?
Request: flag to force repatching everything (if my theory is right)
Open for ideas.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First: Great tool!
Second: Wish GNS3 team would incorporate this into GNS3. This has soo much value.
Third: About me. I have a cataract. This means it's like I'm looking through frosted glass. Excess light washes the vision out. Any light colored background means I cannot see or read anything. The best solution is night mode with high contrast (white) text. Ie black background, white text.
Without gns3themes, I cannot use GNS3. I use GNS3 for prototyping solutions at my job...I get paid to use GNS3. Thank you for writing gns3themes.
Now my issue:
Debian 12
Python virtual environment deployment of GNS3 via pip install.
1st to get gns3themes to work, I had to determine my location of GNS3 in the python virtual environment.
In my case: /home/bsaunder/programs/GNS3/gns3-server-master/gns3env/lib/python3.11/site-packages
So after I git got (checkout or download zip) /home/bsaunder/programs/GNS3/gns3theme-master
I could:
sudo ./gns3theme.py --install /home/bsaunder/programs/GNS3/gns3-server-master/gns3env/lib/python3.11/site-packages -u $USER -s n30x-dark --fg bbeb14
and it worked!
Request: remove the sudo check. It is not always needed. In my cause, bsaunder owns every file in the path you should not need sudo. I trust noone as we all should. sudo is not safe :)
Now my problem. No matter what I do, the menu text in GNS3 always comes out a dark green. This is low contrast and hard to read without a magnifier.
I've tried modifying: colorschemes.py and custom_style.py and rerunning the above command.
Nothing I do changes the menu style. I really like to change the color and the size.
My theory is that it's not applying the modifications after the 1st run. Here is the output from my run:
CSSFormat: Generating new CSS format
PatchFile: Start Patching gns3_gui source code
PatchFile: File already patched gns3_gui main_window.py, skipping..
PatchFile: File already patched gns3_gui settings.py, skipping..
PatchFile: File already patched gns3_gui style.py, skipping..
PatchFile: Changed gns3_gui grid color
PatchFile: Changed ethernet_link_item color
PatchFile: Finished patching gns3_gui source code
Is my theory right that the bits I'm changing were skipped?
Request: flag to force repatching everything (if my theory is right)
Open for ideas.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: